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by there 15y ago
There is an hn-chicago mailing list, but it doesn't see any traffic. The last meetup that I know of around here was in December but it had a pretty decent turnout.
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by there 15y ago
The whole point of this article is to say that, in fact, there are other options. Then maybe it shouldn't have such an inflammatory title as "Don't use bcrypt". "Alternatives to bcrypt", perhaps.
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by there 15y ago
was?
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by there 15y ago
US startups/small business owners: who are you using for your business checking account? I had my business and personal accounts with Fifth Third for many years but had to switch to Bank of America when I moved to a state where 5/3 didn't h
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by there 15y ago
They would like a book that hasn't been released yet?
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by there 15y ago
On my second day of practice, I felt the urge to find a better Haskell syntax highlighting extension for Vim. I managed to find one that was distributed in a package called a "Vimball". I spent 10 minutes trying to figure out how to instal
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by there 15y ago
A company would have to become an ICANN registrar to be able to register their own domains, in addition to having to setup registration agreements in every other country TLD that those companies do business in (google.co.uk, microsoft.ru, e
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by there 15y ago
Congrats on the app, it looks nice. I launched Pushover ( https://pushover.net/ ) this week, which looks to be pretty much the same exact product as yours: an HTTP API to push messages to an iOS and Android client. I built it over the past
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Replicant developer interview: Building a truly free Android(techworld.com.au)
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by there 15y ago
Other forms you've filled out in your browser with an <input name="q">
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by there 15y ago
Rails logs POST and GET parameters by default.
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by there 15y ago
Ah, that makes more sense (and makes me less paranoid).
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by there 15y ago
ARP packets would not show Tor server IPs, they would only show the IPs of his laptop and his router.
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by there 15y ago
On March 1, the agents obtained a court order allowing them to use a "pen register/trap and trace" device that could reveal only "addressing information" and not content. In other words, if it worked, agents could see what IP addresses Ham
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by there 15y ago
Such fun work to be doing on Christmas day...
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Sometimes the bug isn't in your code, it's in the CPU(leaf.dragonflybsd.org)
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by there 15y ago
For every checking account I've had in the US, I've been given a debit card with a MasterCard/Visa logo on it, which can be used as credit or debit. Both methods deduct money from the same checking account, so using it as a credit card isn
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by there 15y ago
I always thought it was weird and kind of stupid, but I'm genuinely curious how is that great thing. How is it weird and stupid? <?php echo $var ?> is better than <?= $var ?> ?
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by there 15y ago
I also use that configuration in Firefox, with cookies expiring at browser close by default. I use the Cookie Monster add-on to easily whitelist sites like HN, my banks, etc. where I want long-lasting cookies: https://addons.mozilla.org/e
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by there 15y ago
If you don't want to pay nearly double the cost of the product just to ship Mexican coke via Amazon, try your local Mexican grocery store. The one down the street from me in Chicago (at Ashland & Beach) sells cases of 24 bottles for $2
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by there 15y ago
Why would you be running a real time industrial automation control from a phone? This is about making mobile phones and tablets that have the ability to run web browsers, not replacing all computers with web browsers.
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by there 15y ago
I remember the version of IE (2?) that shipped with some version of Windows didn't support the Host header and as a result, couldn't access microsoft.com properly, which one had to do to upgrade IE.
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by there 15y ago
Using SSH agent forwarding should be used with caution, and with prompting enabled: http://jcs.org/notaweblog/2011/04/19/making_openssh_on_mac_o...
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I dunno, for most people in corp environment it is a total nightmare So, exactly the people that any new e-mail solution won't be able to help because they're locked into a Lotus Notes/Exchange server with a bunch of backend integration a
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by there 15y ago
Domain owners behind WHOIS privacy are not necessarily unreachable. The privacy service has to offer some way of contacting those domain owners by proxy, so you may just have to fill out a web form behind a CAPTCHA to get your message acro
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by there 15y ago
That instantly reminded me of https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xW8j3x3GzxY
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by there 15y ago
Protip: don't host HTTP things on ports other than 80 and 443. This site has its CSS and Javascript files hosted on other ports which are blocked for me.
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I've been to an OpenBSD hackathon (which has been doing them since 1999) and I think those and the Haskell hackathons differ from many of these new events that people are calling hackathons. For OpenBSD, the developers are all working as a
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Firefox nightlies now have a new JavaScript debugger(blog.astithas.com)
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by there 15y ago
Abroreal - The Flashbulb (a lot of his stuff is good) benn's pale blue dot is a great ambient album to work to. http://bennjordan.bandcamp.com/album/pale-blue-dot

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